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Expect our course (1): \'\'Play along with great masters! in Monday ! \'\'
I will expect your answers. Good luck!
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I will expect your answers and your opinions and for our course (2): \'\'For those with a rating greater than 1900\'\' from Wednesday , and for our course (3): \'\'For those with a rating less than 1900\'\' from Friday.
Good luck! Your friend: Georgi.

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The new lesson:
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The chess jewelry!
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Andersen\'s immortal game:
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This is the ideal of our forefathers! After the seventeenth black\'s move, the end of the game is brilliantly performed by whites. Of course, that our debut grieves with you unprofitability, but it is pretty amazing how only three white pieces win all black army!
Adolf Anderssen (1:0) Lionel Adalbert Bagration Felix Kieseritsky
\"The Immortal Game\" (game of the day Sep-05-07) London (1851)
http://www.chesshere.com/pgnviewer/t.gif
Note: after 18...Bxg1?! it is from this move that Black\'s defeat stems. Wilhelm Steinitz suggested in 1879 that a better move would be 18... Qxa1+.likely moves to follow are 19. Ke2 Qb2 20. Kd2 Bxg1.

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The new lesson:
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The chess jewelry!
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To not think any of you that Kieseritsky is a bad player, then here\'s another two games for the record:
1) Adolf Anderssen (1/2 : 1/2) Lionel Adalbert Bagration Felix Kieseritsky
London Haringay (1851)
http://www.chesshere.com/pgnviewer/t.gif
And draw with perpetual check!

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The new lesson:
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The chess jewelry!
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To not think any of you that Kieseritsky is a bad player, then here\\\'s another two games for the record:
2) Adolf Anderssen (0:1) Lionel Adalbert Bagration Felix Kieseritsky
ENG (1851)
http://www.chesshere.com/pgnviewer/t.gif
This is a victory in style Filidor!

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Here\'s your new task:
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Here (after: 14.Kh1) the blacks on the move.
How would you play now with the blacks?

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The answer(After: 9...Qe7):
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Here White can win a pawn more, and thus win in this game: 10.Bxf7+!!

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Here\'s your new task:
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Here the whites on the move. How do you assess the position in this debut? How you will play with the whites now?

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(Every Friday !)
This is the answer from your task:
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Alone a horse mate does not!
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Here the whites to move and they do a draw.

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How will you play now: 1.Kc2 or 1.Kc1 - that is the question.
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The answer: Of course, that: 1.Kc2! = Draw!

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One of the greatest masters of the endgame said:
- I know what you count and calculate! (Jose Raul Capablanca)
Bookmark and learn: here all is 100 % a draw! (No matter who is on the move!)
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Bookmark and learn: here all is 100 % a draw! (No matter who is on the move!)
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Bookmark and learn: here all is 100 % a draw! (No matter who is on the move!)
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Bookmark and learn: here all is 100 % a draw! (No matter who is on the move!)
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Bookmark and learn: here all is 100 % a draw! (No matter who is on the move!)
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Your new task:
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Bookmark and learn: here the whites win 100%! (No matter who is on the move!)

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How? - This is your new task (1). Good luck!
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Here no matter who is on the move!

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Can anyone win? Good luck!
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I will expect your answers and your opinions. Good luck! Georgi

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For those who are stronger (rated almost 1900) - a more difficult task (3):
Here no matter who is on the move!

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For those who are stronger (rated almost 1900) - a more difficult task (4):
Here no matter who is on the move!

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I will expect and your answers from you. Good luck! Georgi

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It seems that black was playing the suicide! Why not 11. ...Qe7 or 11. ...Qg7? And now white must win after 14.Nc4!
Georgi! I want You divide Your courses! It\'s too hard to find last interested issues!

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Thank you kai2011! I accept your answer for the correct! Congratulations!
My friends, I would also like to separate courses of 3 places (here in in our Forums->Chess) and I would be glad if anyone of you who has a PREMIUM MEMBER help me on this - 2 (or 3) more New Topic in our Forums->Chess here. Unfortunately I have not a PREMIUM MEMBER alone and that I can not do it.
Expect our \'\'For those with a rating greater than 1900(2)\'\' in Wednesday ! Good luck! Georgi

Thank you very much and to kai2011 for \'\'kali-mera...chess 2\'\'! (Of course, just what I wanted!) Thank you very much and to dsuttles for \'\'kali-mera:chess\'\'!My friends, I will ask you to do me one more (last): \"kali-mera...chess 3\". I think in the \'\'kali-mera:chess\'\' to be: \'\'Play along with great masters!\'\'(every Monday), in the \'\'kali-mera...chess 2\'\' to be: \'\'For those with a rating greater than 1900\'\'(every Wednesday) and in the \'\'kali-mera...chess 3\'\' to be: \'\'For those with a rated less than 1900\'\'(every Friday), so here we will have only: \'\'Play along with great masters!\'\'(every Monday). Thank you once again!
Georgi

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My friends, from here on, here will be only our course: \'\'For those with a rated less than 1900\'\'(every Friday). So the three our courses will continue - each in its own right! I\'m sure that would be much easier and convenient for all of us. Good luck! And expected continuation of our course: \'\'For those with a rated less than 1900\'\'(every Friday) on Friday! Georgi

For those with a rating less than 1900
(Every Friday !) - our course (3)
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For all those who expect here: \'\'For those with a rating less than 1900\'\'(Every Friday !)- our course (3), then I please you from now on: you must look it up and read now in our new (separate)and it has made ​​just for this purpose:
\'\'Chess for those with a rating below 1900 (every Friday)\'\'.
Good luck! Georgi

\'\'Chess for those with a rating below 1900 (every Friday)\'\'
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Because I get stuck in our main website for this course and I can not write there (Below the first row of the number 15 I can not go down.). For this we will continue (perhaps temporarily) our course: \'\'Chess for those with a rating below 1900(every Friday)\'\' here. For starters, I will repeat the answer to our oldest task, because I see that it is impossible to read in our main site for this course.
This is the answer to the previous task!
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Yes! I am mistaken! Congratulations kai2011! You are right and now! After a complete analysis absolutely totally convinced that this is only one draw and it is right only if we have a absolutely right game for white. Otherwise it is not white (which have the first move in this case), and black will always win!
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1.a4 h5 2.b4 g5 3.c4 f5 4.a5 h4 5.b5 g4 6.c5 f4! = (0:1). I will specifically analyze for you this position:
I this Item: White is on the move - black win!
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W: Kg1/a5/b5/c5/
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Good luck! And I will expect your answers and your opinions in \'\'Chess for those with a rating below 1900 (every Friday)\'\' - our course(3).
Let\'s remind this new task:
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One double pawn and for the whites and for the blacks!
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Can anyone win or this is only a draw?
(This task is not very difficult!)
Good luck! Georgi

Chess for those with a rating below 1900 (every Friday)
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Yes! Obviously I\'m wrong thing in our previous original site ... but:
- I\'ll repeat all from today and there.And there we will move forward with our course!
Your friend: Georgi